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via Storytelling in Alcoholics Anonymous: A Rhetorical Analysis – George H. Jensen – Google Books.

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A.A. must and will continue to change with the passing years. We cannot, nor should we turn back the clock. However, I deeply believe that the principle of anonymity must remain our primary and enduring safeguard. As long as we accept our sobriety in our traditional spirit of anonymity we will continue to receive God's Grace.

-Bill Wilson "Last Talk"

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